In 2013 we'll be celebrating 150 years of The London Oratory School. To mark the occasion we're working with Third Millennium Publishing to produce a lovely hardback commemorative book, scheduled for publication in the Autumn term of 2013.

 

The book will trace the history of the School from its early years as a school for the poor in the nineteenth century, into the twentieth century, tracing the impact of the war years, the experience of pupils in the fifties and sixties, on through times of educational and political change in the later twentieth century, bringing the story right up to date by celebrating the flourishing community that is the School today. Running right through the whole history is the enduring and vital link with the Oratory Church and the memories, experiences and achievements of the pupils and teachers whose story this is.

This lavishly illustrated book will be more than the history of the School. It will present a vivid portrait of life at The London Oratory School. All aspects of School life; the academic, the arts, sport, journeys, clubs and societies will feature in this celebration of an Oratory education.

For further information and to subscribe securely online at the special online price of £24.00 (plus p&p – collect from School option available), saving on the published price of £35, please visit the Third Millennium Publishing website at http://www.tmiltd.com/londonoratory or call 020 7336 0144. Subscribers have the opportunity to have their name (or that of a family member or friend) printed in the book itself under the List of Subscribers.

If you have memories, memorabilia and experiences to share for potential inclusion in the book, we'd love to hear from you – please follow the link for details of how to contribute.

 

“Do consider subscribing in advance of publication, which is a wonderful way of becoming part of this exciting project and provides you with an opportunity to reinforce your links with the School. As Headmaster of The London Oratory School, it is an honour and a privilege to preside over such an exciting and uplifting project, and I would love you to join our celebration”

 

David McFadden

Headmaster